Solving the Communion Enigma: What Is To Come Review

Average Reviews:

(More customer reviews)Are you looking to buy Solving the Communion Enigma: What Is To Come? Here is the right place to find the great deals. we can offer discounts of up to 90% on Solving the Communion Enigma: What Is To Come. Check out the link below:

>> Click Here to See Compare Prices and Get the Best Offers

Solving the Communion Enigma: What Is To Come Review"What would the world be like without mysteries? It is a claustrophobic and desperate idea." This statement closes out the first section of the book and presents a core contrast between humans and the visitors, the intelligence that may or may not be an alien one. Our universe if full of mysteries, but the visitors' one is not. They've figured everything out...except us.
I've been a reader of Whitley's books since I was very young, and I've always been interested in the story Communion presented. I can still remember the alien face peering out at me from paperbacks lining the checkout lane at Osco. Many people have forgotten how big that book actually was. Somehow that subjective, tightly constructed non-fiction narrative of possible alien contact broke the barrier of mass awareness, but didn't create a wave of hysteria. Many people took it at face value, and then simply forgot about.
My recommendation is if you read Communion, you have to read this book.
There was not a lot of context in Communion. It was simply there and then gone, with some minimalist speculation in the last section. Now Whitley's had 25 years to pull things into focus and the things he's seen and researched in the intervening time are at the highest levels of intrigue.
From possible government experiments on children headed up by ex-Nazis in the late 1940's all the way to interactions with spirits of the dead during visitor encounters, you're going to get quite a lot of material to work with here. For a book of 200 plus pages it's quite dense.
When I was reading Transformation this week, the follow up to Communion, a friend of mine arrived and I showed him the book. He remarked, "Oh yeah this guy, you know he's a CIA shill." I found myself strangely defensive because my instincts have always said otherwise about Whitley. What would the CIA have to gain by using someone to publish the most coherent account of an alien abduction you can find in a library?
I feel like if there's any group pulling the strings on Mr. Strieber, it's the intelligence known as the visitors. Many people believe an alien presence would simply land somewhere and introduce themselves if they wanted to contact us. It's startling to think the actual contact is occurring on a personal level, in secret, but when you really contemplate that idea it makes the most sense. This is where Whitley comes in the picture for me. Contact was made in secret and then presented in public, for those who were ready to accept it. Communion was on the shelf and there for you to either pick it up or not. Luckily for the reader, we could be made aware of the presence without having to suffer the dire consequences of the real experience.
Solving the Communion Enigma: What Is To Come Overview

Want to learn more information about Solving the Communion Enigma: What Is To Come?

>> Click Here to See All Customer Reviews & Ratings Now